Theoretical considerations for describing the state of the sky through automatic techniques: final report

Duda, R. O.; Mancuso, R. L.; Blackmer, Roy H.

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Theoretical considerations for describing the state of the sky through automatic techniques: final report

1970
By Duda, R. O. ; Mancuso, R. L. ; Blackmer, Roy H.
Series: Report No. FAA-RD-70-13

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Duda, R. O. ; Mancuso, R. L. ; Blackmer, Roy H.

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Stanford Research Institute. ; United States. Weather Bureau. ; United States. Federal Aviation Administration. Systems Research and Development Service.

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This report describes a computer model for the simulation of optical and radar ceilometers. The model has two components, a statistical cloud model that describes a sky composed of multiple layers of random clouds, and an instrument model that permits the calculation of the responses of ceilometers. The digital computer program based on this model is described, and program flowcharts, listings, and sample printout are given.
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Ceilometer Clouds Computer Simulation
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